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Objective: to analyze lung cancer mortality trends in Brazil, 2000Brazil, -2015 Methods: this was a time series study; lung cancer death records were corrected; linear autoregressive models were used to calculate regression coefficients (β 1 ) and 95% confidence intervals (95%CI) in trend analysis according to sex, in the 30 and over age group, for 19 metropolitan areas (MAs) and the interior regions of 14 Brazilian states; positive β 1 indicates upward trends while negative β 1 indicates downward trends. Results: increases were found in males from interior regions of North and Northeastern Brazilian states, especially in Rio Grande do Norte state (β 1 =1.03 -95%CI0.47;1.58); downward trends were also found in males, notably in the Porto Alegre MA (β 1 =-2.55 -95%CI-2.79;-2.31); the highest increase in females was found in the interior of Ceará state (β 1 =0.86 -95%CI0.79;0.92). Conclusion: differentiated patterns according to location and sex were revealed; cancer control measures should be considered above all for women and the interior regions of Brazil.

O objetivo desta obra é refletir e debater sobre as perspectivas da pesquisa educacional e os desafios frente às insurgências e resistências que se apresentam na contemporaneidade.

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